Closed gregelin closed 10 years ago
Submodules aren't needed at all to make vbkick working. There are only in vbkick as a reference to help create own definition file (think about them as easy start :-) same as the examples).
I'm going to remove submodules from this repo and leave only a link to templates in README.md As I mentioned in #41 there will be template reorganization before v0.7 release.
At the moment each template has own repo, but I think I found a better way to organize this, which brings more value for people (at least I will try this new approch in practice). I believe it will be much easier to follow a changes in OSes whats include a live time as well.
But I thought the definition file needed the kickstart?
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On May 28, 2014, at 1:16 PM, Kamil Wilas notifications@github.com wrote:
Submodules aren't needed at all to make vbkick working. There are only in vbkick as a reference to help create own definition file (think about them as easy start :-) same as the examples).
I'm going to remove submodules from this repo and leave only a link to templates in README.md As I mentioned in #41 there will be template reorganization before v0.7 release.
At the moment each template has own repo, but I think I found a better way to organize this, which brings more value for people (at least I will try this new approch in practice). I believe it will be much easier to follow a changes in OSes whats include a live time as well.
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Think about template as self contain project. definition files describes a machine as a code :) It's really up to you how the things are organize. Here is a good example where starting webserver and using any kickstart files is not needed: https://github.com/wilas/vbkick-template-smartos
I believe the submodules are necessary for vbkick to work?